
Rebirth of the Cretaceous Era
重生白垩纪时代
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Biggest mistake
The description of humans in this book is simply inconsistent to the extreme when describing animals.
To be honest, this book is quite interesting. I recommend everyone to read it.
To be honest, this book is quite interesting. At least the subject matter is relatively new. As a bookworm for more than ten years, I recommend everyone to read it, but the author's writing style needs to be improved...
It feels like constantly dying, and then activating the phoenix rebirth feature
I finally found a book with a good intention, but it turned out to be a system poisonous article...
I think this book is quite novel in terms of subject matter and worth reading.
The protagonist's IQ is plummeting. You can set traps at the beginning, but then you go up and do it.
The extreme mutations in the book have a similar effect to the three disasters and five disasters in mythology.
It has become Dark Phoenix, and the system needs to help the author make up for your imagination.
The author's lack of imagination is a flaw.
Why is the protagonist's flame always deflated? It's a phoenix after all, can't it be stronger?
I'm afraid this is not a eunuch. . .
Very good, 4 recommendations have been submitted
Author, have you got the concept wrong?
Judging from what you wrote, you should be talking about the Chinese phoenix, but the Chinese phoenix does not have the concepts of immortality and rebirth. These two concepts are only shared by the Western phoenix. The Chinese phoenix is an auspicious and auspicious animal, which means peace and joy. At most, it is the concept of the king of birds. There is no such thing as immortality and rebirth. As for the concept of rebirth from the ashes, it was created by the bullshit masters during the Republic of China. Yes, I am talking about Guo Moruo.
If the author has time, read the book himself. There are many typos, which give people the feeling that the preface does not match the follower.
Tools and weapons are used because humans do not have sharp claws. I don't quite understand that Phoenix still uses a meteor hammer?
Author, the monsters you write about, such as leeches, lizards, and tarantulas, really cannot give readers a sense of mystery. They are all modern things. You also write some mysterious ones that have never been seen before, otherwise they will be regarded as the animal world.
Author, tell me how a bird weaves a rope and wipes its beak,
The sharpest weapons of beasts are their own claws. Humans are good at using their brains. Their fingernails have become shorter and their teeth are no longer sharp before they need a weapon. You, a phoenix, need a weapon?